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Quiz by Tracy Rains, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Tracy Rains
over 6 years ago
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Question 1
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The following question has two parts. Answer Part A and then answer Part B.
Part A: In paragraphs 14–36, Miss Franny tells about when she was a young girl. How do these paragraphs help the reader understand the rest of the passage?
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They show why Miss Franny’s father was a wealthy person.
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They show why Miss Franny allowed Winn-Dixie to go into the library.
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They show why Miss Franny is afraid of Winn-Dixie at first.
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They show why Miss Franny likes the narrator more than she likes Amanda.
Question 2
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Part B: Which sentence provides the best evidence for the answer to Part A?
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“But the thing was, the first time Miss Franny Block saw Winn-Dixie standing up on his hind legs like that, looking in the window, she didn’t think he was a dog.”
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“She nodded and then leaned back and said, ‘And I was a little girl who loved to read.’”
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“My father built me this house, the very one we are sitting in now.”
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‘Are dogs allowed in the library?’ she asked Miss Franny as they walked away.”
Question 3
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The following question has two parts. Answer Part A and then answer Part B.
Part A: In paragraph 36, what is the meaning of the word recalls?
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remembers
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believes in
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misses
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is afraid of
Question 4
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Part B: Which sentence from the text best helps the reader determine the meaning of recalls?
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“...and I threw it right at that bear and screamed, ‘Be gone!’”
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“No, I never saw him again.”
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“Well, the men in town used to tease me about it.”
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“I imagine I’m the only one left from those days.”
Question 5
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The following question has two parts. Answer Part A and then answer Part B.
Part A: Which statement best describes the narrator’s feelings after Miss Franny ends the story about the bear?
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The narrator decides that she loves dogs.
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The narrator remembers how lonely she is.
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The narrator is glad that she can trust adults.
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The narrator thinks about how much she dislikes rules.
Question 6
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Part B: Which sentence from the story best shows this feeling?
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“But I showed him how he could stand up on his hind legs and look in the window and see me in there, selecting my books; and he was okay, as long as he could see me.”
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“And before she could say yes or no, I went outside and got Winn-Dixie, and he came in and lay down with a ‘huummmppff’ and a sigh, right at Miss Franny’s feet.”
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“‘Then what happened?’ I asked her.”
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“It was the same way I felt sometimes, being friendless in a new town and not having a mama to comfort me.”
Question 7
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What are two details from the passage that show that Miss Franny is becoming friends with Winn-Dixie?
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“he was okay, as long as he could see me.”
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“She thought he was a bear.”
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“he came in and lay down with a ‘huummmppff.’”
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“‘He’ll be good,’” I told her.”
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“That dog is smiling at me.”
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“‘Certain ones,’ said Miss Franny.”
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